Welcome to Cooper Vineyards: Directions, Maps and Links

Cooper Vineyards is open:
Daily– 11:00-5:00
13372 Shannon Hill Road ~ Louisa Va. 23093
(540) 894-5253

Be sure to check out our events and visit us at the Vineyards for tasting, tours and fun ! Click on the map below for detailed instructions, we await your arrival !

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From Interstate 64
Take Shannon Hill Road Exit 148. Go north on Rt 605 approximately 8 miles to vineyard entrance on right.

From Rt 33
Take route 605 South approximately 0.5 miles to winery entrance on left.

From Interstate 95
Take Thornburg exit. Take route 606 west to Snell. Follow route 208 west to route 522 south through the town of Mineral. Approximately 3 miles past Mineral bear right on route 605, cross route 33 and winery entrance is 0.5 miles on left. If you miss this turn, make a right on route 522, then take a left on route 33. The winery is 0.5 miles on the left.

The Vineyard and Winery sit on an 80 acre site, with the vines planted on the most suitable tracts. The soils are deep, eroded volcanic ridge line. The young vines are irrigated from Spring fed ponds. The bearing vines find adequate moisture for maturation and ripening in the deep soils without any supplemental irrigation. All of our vines are on vertically divided canopies in order to promote air circulation, sunlight exposure to the fruit, and to enhance fruit quality.

Our winery which is directly adjacent to the vineyard and will produce approximately 4000 cases a year. We treat the wines gently at all phases of development, employing whole cluster pressing for the most delicate of the white wines, cool temperature fermentation in jacketed tanks, and French Oak barrel ageing. The red wines are punched down by hand before being gently pressed and aged in oak for one year. We use exclusively French Oak barrels for ageing of the wines except for our nationally recognized Norton (a native Virginia grape) which is proudly aged in Virginia Oak barrels.

Our Tasting Room is in one corner of the winery, a few steps from the vineyard, and a place where the winemaking activities are ongoing while visitors enjoy sampling the wines.